OpenFront Helper (userscript)

Auto-join lobbies + in-game helper overlays and a private-lobby auto-bot for OpenFront.io. Standalone userscript build with a multi-language UI.

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1.2.0
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2026-06-25
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2026-06-27
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OpenFront Helper

A single .user.js for OpenFront.io that adds auto-join, in-game intelligence overlays, and a training bot — all configurable from a built-in multi-language popup, no extension required.

Works with Tampermonkey, Violentmonkey, and quoid/Userscripts (Safari).


Install

  1. Install a userscript manager (Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey).
  2. Click the install link — your manager shows the install prompt; confirm it: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nguyenvancaokyfpt/openfront-helper-userscript/main/openfront-helper.user.js
  3. Open https://openfront.io/. A draggable icon appears in the corner — click it to open the settings popup.

Auto-updates via the manager's built-in @updateURL check.


Quick Start

The ⊕ launcher is your entry point. Click it to open the popup; drag it anywhere on screen. Four tabs:

Tab What it controls
Auto-Join Lobby search filters and notifications
Helpers Toggle individual overlays and panels
Auto Bot Enable and tune the training bot
Settings Language picker and global options

Features

Auto-Join

Continuously polls the public lobby list and joins the first match that passes your filters. A compact floating panel shows live search status and a forecast (estimated wait time and hit rate).

Filters:

Category Options
Team size Min / Max players per team
Team count Min / Max number of teams
Lobby size Minimum total players
Starting gold 0 M, 1 M, 5 M, 25 M
Maps 40+ individual maps (include or exclude)
Modifiers Alliances, ports, nukes, SAMs, water nukes, random spawn, 4-min peace, 2× gold

Each modifier category uses include mode (must match at least one selected) or exclude mode (skip if matched). Defaults are tuned for medium-sized Baikal and Luna matches.

Optional: Keep searching after a match ends + desktop notification + chime when a lobby is found.


In-Game Overlays

Toggle each overlay independently from the Helpers tab. All panels are draggable and remember their position.

Economy

Gold-Per-Minute (GPM) Panel — ranked table of all players showing owned tiles, current gold, GPM, and max-troop count. Hover a row to highlight that player on the map.

Team Build Stats Panel — per-team structure counts (City, Port, Factory, Defense Post, SAM Launcher, Missile Silo), plus team GPM, tile %, and troop cap. Displays a prominent alert the first time any team builds a Missile Silo.

Trade Balances — tracks your ship and train imports/exports per partner. Color-coded: green (profitable), red (unprofitable), grey (unknown).

Military

Nuke Prediction — draws landing-zone circles for all in-flight nukes before they land. Circle color indicates type (Atom = gold, Hydrogen = blue, MIRV = magenta); stroke color indicates allegiance (cyan = yours, green = ally, red = enemy). Atom and Hydrogen show a countdown timer; blast radius rings included.

Nuke Suggestions — when you hover the nuke UI, highlights high-value targets for Atom, Hydrogen, or economic-destruction strikes.

Boat Prediction — shows where incoming and outgoing transport ships will land, color-coded by relation (your boats = blue, team = teal, ally = green, enemy = red/orange). Displays ETA from live motion plans. Each relation type has a separate "always show" toggle independent of hover.

Warship Routes — dashed route lines and destination markers for all warships. Same relation-based color coding. Only draws when the warship is actually moving (filters idle noise).

Map Intelligence

Economy Heatmap — WebGL overlay that colors the map by economic activity intensity (Low / Default / High).

Export Partner Heatmap — highlights your active trade partners on the map.

Alliance

Alliance Markers — green lines from you to each ally with a countdown to expiry; tooltip shows ally name and time remaining.

Hovered Ally Highlight — fills allied territory in green while you hover their name.

Mark Bot Nations — adds a red marker to any nation identified as an AI player.


Helper Panels

Boat Panel — two tabs: Sent (boats you dispatched) and Incoming (boats heading toward you). Each row shows the boat, destination, and real-time ETA. Hover a row to pin-highlight it on the map.

Estate Panel — lists every disconnected parcel of your territory ranked by tile count. Click a row to pan the camera to that parcel. Click the column header to reverse-sort.

Alliance Requests Panel — separates alliance traffic from the main event log. Shows incoming requests and expiring alliances with Accept / Reject / Extend buttons. Floats on the right edge, draggable.


Macro Tools

Send 1% Boat — right-click context menu shortcut that sends a transport ship with exactly 1% of your troops, then restores your previous attack ratio automatically.

Auto-Nuke — automatically fires nukes at high-value targets. Options:

  • Standard auto-nuke (economy and structure targeting)
  • SAM-saturation mode: runs a SAM-burn pass to exhaust enemy defenses, then a destruction wave, then optional follow-up waves
  • Ally-safe toggle (skip allied territory)
  • Real-time launch progress panel

Atom Bomb Batch Fire — configurable batch size and per-shot delay (minimum 140 ms gap, ~7 shots/sec server-safe). Settings are persisted across sessions.

Auto Leave on Win — automatically leaves the match when a win modal appears, pairs naturally with "keep searching" to chain games continuously.


Auto-Bot

A faithful 1:1 port of the game's built-in Nation AI (NationExecution). Reads the live GameView/PlayerView client objects and emits the same intents as a human player. Designed for private-lobby practice, but also works in public lobbies.

Enable and configure it live in-game from the Auto Bot popup tab. A status log inside the panel shows every decision the bot makes in real time. Run window.__autoBotDiag() in the browser console to verify the bot is wired correctly.

Behavior modules (each can be toggled individually):

Module What it does
Spawn Picks the best spawn tile automatically
Expand / Attack Claims tiles, manages troop ratios, retaliates
Build Constructs and upgrades structures
Boat Sends and lands transport ships
Nuke Selects nuke targets and fires
Warship Builds and dispatches warships
Alliance Requests and accepts alliances
MIRV Manages MIRV warhead targeting
Emoji Reacts with in-game emojis
Donate Donates troops to allies

Configurable settings:

Setting Options
Difficulty Easy / Medium / Hard / Impossible
Tick speed Decision interval in ms
Per-structure build Enable/disable City, Port, Factory, Defense Post, SAM, Silo individually
Betray mode Allow or block turning on allies
Hidden mode Bot runs without displaying the panel

Internationalization

The Settings tab has a searchable language picker. Every language falls back to English for untranslated strings, including inside the auto-bot log and all in-game panels.

To add a language: copy locales/en/common.json to locales/<code>/common.json, translate the values (keep the keys as-is), rebuild — it appears in the picker automatically.


Build from Source

npm install
npm run build       # → openfront-helper.user.js  (minified, the committed artifact)
npm run build:raw   # unminified + console.log debugging
npm run check       # TypeScript type-check (src/ only)
npm test            # Node smoke test

After any source change, rebuild and commit both the source and the regenerated openfront-helper.user.js — the published userscript is that file.


Credits

In-game overlays and helper panels are adapted from phil0010-gh/openfront-helper by phil0010-gh. The auto-bot, macro tools, multi-language UI, and several additional features are original to this project.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenFront.io. Use at your own discretion and in line with the game's rules.